Dropbox is like… authorizing rn. Chill.

Whenever you first hook up Dropbox in OnSong, you gotta give OnSong the green light to peek into your Dropbox stuff. Don't worry tho — the Dropbox SDK handles all the sketchy bits, so OnSong never actually sees your passwords or anything. Dropbox might show you a buncha different screens depending on what's already on your device, because apparently consistency is overrated.

Getting Dropbox

Dropbox is this super popular cloud storage thing that throws 2 GB of free space at you just for signing up. Wanna hoard more junk? Pay 'em money. Honestly, 2 GB is like... way more than enough for chord charts & OnSong backups (unless you're that person who keeps like 500 live bootlegs). Go sign up at http://dropbox.com.

App Authorization

So if you already have the Dropbox app chillin' on your device, OnSong's gonna bounce you over there to finish the auth dance. Check which account you're logged into & switch if you screwed it up (no judgment). Once you're 100% sure you picked the right account, just tap Allow & you'll zoom back to OnSong, fully authorized & ready to roll.

Web Authorization

Don't have the Dropbox app? No prob! Dropbox will throw up a login screen right there in your browser. Type in your email & password & hit Sign In. Boom. You're authenticated & OnSong gets the all-clear to access your Dropbox.

Note: Both of these auth methods are 100% handled by Dropbox themselves, so OnSong never, ever gets your passwords or credentials. OnSong's just asking for permission to poke around your whole Dropbox so you can import & export from literally any folder without having a meltdown.